of editing that just retyping the tune in abc
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acceptable. I don't know whether Morley set it, he certainly did 'There
Was A Lover And His Lass'.
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Hi Frank
Still going strong, but now at
http://www.lesession.co.uk
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All the angles have just about been covered by other posters already,
but just couldn't pass up the opportunity to mention my guide to getting
abcm2ps set up on Windows,
http://www.lesession.co.uk/abc/abcm2psOnWindows.htm
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s, etc.
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L:1/8 M:2/4 Q:1/4=120 K:G dorian
Just a minute - who says that 4 parameters on one line is legal?
Nobody, don't panic.
This was just an example of Tom Novelli's suggestion of an
extremely-cut-down abc variant.
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abcm2ps.exe executable.
And then, to plug my page again, you might want to have a look at
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to see where you go from there.
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bcm2ps up on Windows, which is at
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[number] in the music."
What do I do wrong? And what should I do to make it work?
(I use ABC2Win version 2.1 i .)
There's your problem - Abc2Win doesn't support the w: (or V:) syntax at
all. To make it work, er, use a program that *does* support the w:
syntax, like abcm2ps fo
in abc2Win and posted to the Net as a
complete file, then that construct will be at the bottom of the file. A
tune created in abc2Win and then copied into an email, or a tune
extracted from a file by JC's tune finder, almost certainly *won't* have
any evidence in it of creation in abc
banking for one) just won't work with the MS VM, and just about any
serious browsing with Opera requires the Sun JRE.
The two VMs do seem to co-exist quite happily though, and the machine
seems to quite happily decide whether it's going to use the MS VM or the
Sun one.
All IME, Y
-style brainwash to get him to
forget all the ordure that's been thrown his way over the years over the
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with minimal ornamentation and what I
might venture to call 'performance marks'.
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As for Windows instructions for running these programs I seem to remember
Steve Mansfield comming up with something, via wordpad and macros?
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82 hits in June
lected in the tutorial as soon as the new spec. is
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Again, moved, to
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t I'm not sure if his version is
'live' yet. I'll check with Richard & let you know.
The abc it kicks out is very basic so there's no V: support or anything
like that - it's just a bit of fun really
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he strictly abc-related, but
if you look at Jack's post of 21 March 2003 11:32:18 you'll see it's
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(b) much more on-topic than the monthly my-OS-is-better-than-your-OS
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one had taken a
mirror before said event - but that isn't what we're talking about - is
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The latest quarterly update to the archive of abc posted to the
woodenflute mailing list is now up on my website, bringing the grand
total to ... 624 tunes!
http://www.lesession.vcisp.net/woodenflute
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rch bot said that they stopped responding
in early August. It keeps trying, as is the /~tradsoc/
directory, but there are no links. This is at the Dublin
City University, so "tradsoc" is presumably a student
organization. It seems to have gone to sleep.
Oh well, tha
The link to the Dublin City University Trad. Society from the
abc home page (http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~tradsoc/archive/) is bust.
Does anyone have a more up-to-date URL for that
collection, or has it disappeared off the web?
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Following Eric's kind suggestion, I have indeed now tidied up my
instructions on using abc*2ps on Windows, and posted them on my website
at
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but probably will now you've suggested it :-)
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ionality of course.
Good luck, hope this helps!
Oh one final thing - GhostScript and GSView, in my experience, get very
upset and fail to work properly if you don't install them in the default
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or
will the bot just find *.abc files on the new site?
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Regular as fairly irregular clockwork, the latest update to the
woodenflute abc tune archive is up on the Web - we've now shared 591
tunes since the list started, having added another 31 in the past three
months.
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'if you're running Windows 95 or 98 you'll also need to download this
file'.
Which is what Jim does for Abc2Win (for vbrun300.dll) IIRC.
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The latest quarterly update to the woodenflute mailing list tune archive
has just gone live - another 51 tunes bring the total on this archive to
560.
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section wasn't likely to have anything of interest to 'mere' Windows
users, and so had given up looking - my loss obviously.
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n Excel spreadsheet and constantly referred it ever since.
So, basically, thank you for that Phil!
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> Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
>> Others??
- volume of material available on the web
- human-playable directly from the abc
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om. When you're next doing any admin on the list could
you add both variants as valid addresses (so long as I don't then get
the whole list twice)?
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Takes you right from the very basics through to, er, the less basic
stuff. There are of course others ...
[ Reposted (a) in case missed by Paul and (b) checking I'm posting from
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Don Parrish-Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
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>Russian, I might have gotten a kick out of the Russian spam.
Takes all sorts I s'pose - the rest of us are just trying to get it
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at sort of problem(s)
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The woodenflute abc tune archive has passed the 500 mark - having added
the tunes posted to the list from February to April 2002, there's now
519 tunes in the archive.
http://www.lesession.demon.co.uk/abc/woodenflute.htm
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me new
abc-to-gobbledegook syntax I'd not come across before ...
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unes,
http://groups.yahoo.com/tradtunes
IIRC : a list (set up by John Adams of the Village Music Project)
specifically for the discussion of and consequent trading of
traditional tunes. Low volume (less than abcusers) and a high 'good
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>AbcMus does (for playback).
Which reminds me - is there any news of v2 of AbcMus? I hope you're not
waiting for a revised standard before releasing it, as that might, I
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Thanks everyone - I'll feed that back to my enquirer.
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find
the pipe symbol or (b) how else they might get round this?
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note G unless it's
Tuesday in which case it's not a G note but a macro for a particular
thickness and length of crescendo sign.
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omes with all versions of
Windows from 95 up.
It's a simple matter to write a batch file to run an abc file through
abc2midi and then launch WMP to play the result - or, if anyone really
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The tune archive from the woodenflute mailing list has now been updated
to include all postings up to the end of January - the archive now holds
499 tunes in abc format.
http://www.lesession.demon.co.uk/abc/woodenflute.htm
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le Bin,
Trash,
or
/dev/null
depending on your OS of preference :-)
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, as I thought 483 years was probably long
enough for Jehan Tabouret's copyright to lapse.
Now all we need to do is get a working party to abc all the *rest* of
the stuff on the LoC site :-)
Start at
http://memory.loc.gov
and follow your nose from there.
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The woodenflute mailing list abc tune archive has been updated to
include the tunes posted between August and October 2001.
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c2 G EFG | A2 F DEF | GE(C C2)E |
DEF EFG | ^FGA dcB | ABA cBA |1(G3 G2) :|2 G3 |:CDE |
F2 D E2 C | D2(G, G,)EF | G2 E F2 D | E2(C C2)G |
A2c Bcd | c2 G EFG | AGF EFD |1C3 :|2 (C3 C2) ||
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THERE. HE IS NOT A AMERICAN HE IS A MALE JANE FONDA.
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rt, but I'm not sure if he's following abcusers (I've certainly not
seen him post here for a while).
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Can I just sincerely apologise to everyone on the list
(especially rjp, who will probably kill me at band practise tomorrow)
for accidentally restarting the V: wars again?
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on to point me at the URL of the page someone put
together recently about the differences and similarities between the two
(+?) versions of the V: field?
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Without wanting to re-open the whole can of worms re: the V: field
Someone recently (?) posted a URL for a web page which compared the
existing variant implementations of the V: voices field. I've now lost
the link - can anyone help with that address?
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Richard Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
>On Sun, 17 Jun 2001, Steve Mansfield wrote:
>>
>> But at the end of the day if your OS of choice supports the creation of
>> ASCII characters in a file you've got all the tools you need to generate
>> abc.
>
&
But at the end of the day if your OS of choice supports the creation of
ASCII characters in a file you've got all the tools you need to generate
abc. Maybe that (or something like that) needs to be put in the mailing
list footer to keep reminding us all ...
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h work for a single person in any case. (But
>>maybe somebody would like to join me in the work?)
>
>Excellent piece of work. If you have the sheet music, and you'd like to
>scan a few pages and mail the pics to me I'll make a contribution.
Likewise, if you want to do the sam
Frank Nordberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
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>the web. It'll probably pop up sonner or later, but just in case:
I saw this post yesterday Frank, so I'm not quite sure what's going on
there
The woodenflute mailing list exchanged 45 tunes in abc format between
February and April 2001 - and I've just updated the woodenflute list
archive to include them all.
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!) by people who download your file and want
to use it in other abc playback software you might well be advised to
use the full Q: syntax of
=
eg Q:1/8=120
[ or, to be specific to abc2Win, you'd enter
1/8=120
into the Q: field on the tune input form ].
OK?
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Wil Macaulay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
>Skink is now available as a link from
>
>http://www.geocities.com/w_macaulay/abc4mac.html
>Version 0.3 was run on Linux under JRE 1.2.2 (thanks to
>Laura Conrad) and on Windows 98 with JRE 1.2.2 (thanks to
>Steve Mansfield). A
FAO Wil :-
Where's Skink gone?
I've went to download a newer version and the link that both I and the
abc home page have got doesn't work any more.
Please point me in the right direction ...
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States Library of Congress digitisation project at http://memory.loc.gov
(browse through the Dance Manuals catalogue, or follow the link I have
included in the notes in the abc file). You will, however, have to be
able to read French :-)
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user if the sourceforge is going to be
where future developments happen
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her chord notation. Music formatters can handle
>this easily, by displaying what's there as text. Music players can
>ignore what doesn't make sense, or (if interactive) can ask the user
>for advice.
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become
either over-prescriptive, in which case people will ignore it anyway, or
hideously complicated and self-contradictory.
I do, however, refer anyone who disagrees with that, to my first
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I've updated the archive of tunes from the woodenflute mailing list to include
the 28 tunes posted between November 2000 and January 2001.
Head for
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for full details.
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>>Try http://www.lesession.demon.co.uk/abc/abc_extensions#annot as a
>>starting place - and if I've documented them in there, they must be in one
>>of the abc standards documents on Chris W's site (I would susp
standards documents on Chris W's site (I would suspect, but
haven't checked, in the 1.7.6 proposal, as that's where most of
abc_extensions.htm is based on).
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e current version (2.1k) is rock-solid on this.
Apart from that glitch, I've never had any problems whatsoever moving
tunes backwards and forwards between abc2Win and my email client, and
as a result have been reading this thread with increasing bafflement :-)
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d I'll notify
the list when I do do the javascript version.
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er extensions to
the V: syntax (along with abolishing the header/body distinction, converting
to XML, etc !!) could then be argued over separately.
I'm certainly aware from queries I've had from tutorial users that the V: field
*per se* is one whose time has come - but as I've said before i
t drown that model of clarity in a heap of application-specific
instructions!
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airly comprehensive.
Can we agree to move all the OS-upmanship to a separate mailing list that
we can choose whether or not to subscribe to?
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n ( piano and diatonic
>systems )
And the URL of the new site is ... ??
:-)
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(That's version 2.1k, Jim,
if you're reading this :-) )
Not necessarily an objection to accepting this, but there's a lot of people
running abc2Win who'll start getting error messages on files containing this
syntax ...
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The subject line says it all really - the archive of the woodenflute mailing list has
been updated to include tunes posted to the list between August and October
this year.
http://www.lesession.demon.co.uk/abc/woodenflute.htm
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>Frank, I think we'll have to consider the possibility that
>Beethoven wasn't intimately familiar with the fine points of the
>abc 1.6 standard.
Oh oh, I can see another abc2ps variant coming up - abc2Ludwig perhaps
(no sound implemented).
Ste
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>Steve Mansfield writes:
>| As K: is already established as the 'key signature' field, and there are
>| thousands of abc files already out in the wild, would it not make sense
>| to leave K: as the 'key signature
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>Steve Mansfield writes:
>| As K: is already established as the 'key signature' field, and there are
>| thousands of abc files already out in the wild, would it not make sense
>| to leave K: as the 'key signature' and k: as the
ssage, that would be missed if
>there were only one.
This (IMHO) looks to me like the way of resolving this one, in that it
would satisfy both needs.
However.
As K: is already established as the 'key signature' field, and there are
thousands of abc files already out in the wild, would
Bo Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
>abcusers:
>
>I have received about 50 bounce messages like this:
Gee, thanks very much for quoting that back to the list - that meant we
all got yet another copy of the damn thing!
:-)
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